Conférence internationale permanente d'instituts universitaires de traducteurs et interprètes
Excellence in T&I training and research
Initiated in 1960, CIUTI (pronounced [’sju:ti]) is the world’s oldest and most prestigious international association of university institutes with translation and interpretation programmes. Membership requires fulfillment of strict quality criteria and is a distinct seal of quality.
Devoted to excellence in T&I training and research, being a member of the CIUTI family is both a rewarding status and a continuous challenge in the light of changing market needs and ongoing research.
If you feel that your T&I institute shares the spirit and quality philosophy of CIUTI, you are welcome to apply for CIUTI membership. The admission procedure typically takes about one year and is designed to ensure that CIUTI members share high standards in T&I training and research. For details, click on “Admission Procedure” on the left.
CIUTI has more than 50 member institutions from over 20 countries. Membership is reserved for institutions only.
CIUTI annually organizes a conference on Translation & Interpreting at one of its member institutions. Bi- or triannually the conference makes room for the CIUTI Forum, an open discussion platform for all parties involved in T&I. Within the setting of an international organization, stakeholders in T&I training, research, and practice are invited to discuss T&I‑related problems and solutions, current trends, and anticipated developments.
CIUTI 2026
In 2026 the CIUTI Conference will be held at IULM University (Milan, Italy) on 19–20 May 2026. The theme is “T&I, AI, and the Language Industry: Aligning Research, Training and Professional Practice”. Further information can be found on the conference website.
CIUTI Prize
Anaïs Montrosset (Université de Genève) is the winner of the 2025 CIUTI Prize for the best MA dissertation. Congratulations!
CIUTI Award
Dr. Eilidh Johnstone (Heriot-Watt University) wins the 2025 CIUTI Award for her PhD on text and space as technologies of affect in the translated museum. Dr. Hannah Klimas (University of Leeds) is the First Laureate and Dr. Francesca Restucci (Università degli Studi di Bologna) the Second Laureate.
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